Happy Easter – we have been blessed with beautiful Holy Week ceremonies in recent days. There was a lovely sense of a parish faith community gathered in our beloved church walking in the footsteps of Jesus from the glorious entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, through the Upper Room and the Garden of Gethsemane on…
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The website includes Mass Times, Weekly Newsletter and Contact Details. We also make it easy for you to donate to our parish with a secure and easy to use Online Donations page.
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Mass Times
St. Michael's Church
| Sunday |
9.00am 11.00am |
| Saturday | 6.00pm (Vigil) |
| Weekdays | 9.30am Tuesday & Friday |
Notices

‘Truth, what is that?’ ~ 29th March 2026
‘Truth, what is that?’ – I am always struck by the words of the Passion Reading on Good Friday afternoon when Pilate says ‘truth, what is that’. These are words for our time and our world. Increasingly we find it hard to believe what we hear at many levels not to mind the fundamental Christian…

Let Us Walk Together ~ 22nd March 2026
Let Us Walk Together – The spring sunshine over the last few days has raised our hearts and our spirits. We all needed that this year. In a sense, we all need the special time of Holy Week and Easter just as much. Holy Week and Easter is a beautiful time of the…

Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day ~ 15th March 2026
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day
We look forward to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Masses @ 9am & 11am in St. Michael’s and @ 10am in Holy Cross next Tuesday. For a good few years now, the faith significance of St. Patrick’s Feast Day has been less obvious. However, we will still…

Praying for Peace ~ 8th March 2026
Praying for Peace
Our world has changed in front of our eyes over the last few years. We are told that we now live in a world of ‘big power’ where military and economic dominance has become the norm. International political leadership depends less on diplomatic skills and more on force. In contrast to ‘big…
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